moon

noun

UK/muːn/
US/muːn/

Definitions of moon noun

  1. Uncountable(不可数名词)Singular(单数)

    The appearance of the moon's illuminated surface at a specific time.

    月相

    • The moon is not visible tonight.

      今晚看不到月亮。

    • The lunar cycle includes the new moon, full moon, and crescent moon phases.

      月相周期包括新月、满月和新月阶段。

    • The moon phase tonight is a gibbous moon.

      今晚的月相是凸月。

  2. Countable(可数名词)

    A celestial body that orbits a planet; a natural satellite.

    卫星

    • Saturn has numerous moons.

      土星有许多卫星。

    • This planet has three known moons.

      这颗行星有三颗已知的卫星。

    • Scientists have discovered new moons around Jupiter.

      科学家们发现了木星周围的新卫星。

Phrases of moon noun

  • the moon

    The celestial body that orbits the Earth and is visible in the night sky.

    月球

    The moon is big and round tonight.

    今晚的月亮又大又圆。

verb

UK/muːn/
US/muːn/

Definitions of moon verb

  1. Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

    To expose one's buttocks in public, often as a prank or form of protest.

    (为开玩笑或抗议)在公共场合露出臀部

    • The man was arrested for mooning the crowd at the football game.

      这名男子因在足球比赛中向人群露臀而被逮捕。

    • They mooned the town hall as a form of protest.

      他们向市政厅露臀作为一种抗议形式。

    • A group of students mooned the principal at their graduation ceremony.

      一群学生在毕业典礼上向校长露臀。

Idioms

  • many moons ago

    Refers to a time long past, typically the distant past.

    很久以前

    I heard that story many moons ago.

    我很久以前就听过那个故事。

  • be over the moon

    To be extremely pleased or delighted.

    欣喜若狂

    She was over the moon when she found out she had been accepted into her dream university.

    当她发现自己被梦想中的大学录取时,她欣喜若狂。

Phrasal Verbs of moon

  • moon around

    to wander or spend time idly with no specific aim, often due to mild sadness or being in love

    闲逛;懶散度日

    He mooned around the restaurant, filled with longing for that girl.

    他在餐厅里徘徊,心中充满了对那个女孩的思念。

  • moon over someone/something

    to idly dwell on someone or something you adore, often in a futile and impractical manner

    徒然地思念

    She often moons over her old flame, even though she knows he no longer loves her.

    她经常徒然地思念她的旧情人,即使她知道他不再爱她。